by Matt de la Pena
I'd read a couple of good reviews for this title, most of which focused on the diversity and realness of the characters. And kudos to the author for that, because yes, there was a diverse cast, class differences were noticed and discussed, and the overall concept/mystery behind the disease was an in...
I should have liveblogged this episode this book. Here are some of my notes from when I was reading The Living. San Diego boy folding his pizza (folding pizza always reads as New York to me) Subtle Australian accent (is there such a thing?) Females (don't use this as a noun, use girls or women in...
This one had peril and intrigue and romance and, oh yeah, SHARKS. A win win in my book, people. Cliffhanger of an end, but the next one is coming soon.
Source: Random House Kids – I received this book in exchange for an honest review. I received no compensation Publisher: Random House Kids Series: The Living #1 Edition: Hardcover, 336 Genre: Young Adult Thriller Purchase: Amazon / Barnes & Noble / Book Depository * *I receive a small monetary kickb...
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